Available Alaska Mountain Goat Hunts --- Search HF Aventures
*Guide Required* All huntable mountain goat populations are managed through draw and registration permits. This allows for better control and to manage the nanny harvest. Since it is a guide-required species, it is best to consider all of the outfitters that offer hunts that meet your expectations and desires. Mountain goat hunts range from grueling multi-day backpack hunts complete with ropes and crampons all the way to casual yacht-based late season hunts along coastal inlets. The 2023 goat season proved once again that the weather dictates most everything when it comes to goat hunting in Alaska. All mountain goat hunters should be prepared for some of the worst and most unpredictable weather the north land can throw at you. While it is common to want to wait until the latest season dates possible to target a long-haired billy, keep in mind that winter temps can come early and you may not want to push your luck.
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There are no over-the-counter general hunts for mountain goat, but most units have registration hunts, which are essentially over-the-counter hunts with emergency closure protocols to manage these hunts based on harvest success and limits. All draw hunts in unit 7 will have registration-only hunts that may be open November 1-14 following the early season draw hunts.
For specific dates and units please visit the Alaska ADFG
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The southwestern portion of Kodiak Island still allows for the two goat bag limit on the southwestern portion of the island. This unique hunt is an open registration hunt that runs August through March. This hunt should be on your list only if you have a resident kindred relative who lives in Alaska and is willing to go on the hunt with you. Otherwise, there are very few registered guides that allow their clients to chase two goats in this area.
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Alaska’s application deadline is 5 P.M. (AKST) on December 15, 2023.
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| UP-FRONT FEES | |
| Annual Hunting License | $160 |
| Application Fee (each choice) | $5 |
| Application Fee (each choice, bison and muskox) | $10 |
| LOCKING-TAG FEES (Purchase Before Hunt) | |
| Dall Sheep Tag (Guide Required) | $850 |
| Brown/Grizzly Bear Tag (Guide Required) | $1,000 |
| Moose Tag | $800 |
| Mountain Goat Tag (Guide Required) | $600 |
| Bison Tag | $900 |
| Muskox Tag | $2,200 |
| Elk Tag | $600 |
| Deer Tag | $300 |
| Caribou Tag | $650 |
| Black Bear Tag | $450 |
| Wolf Tag | $60 |
| Wolverine Tag | $350 |
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